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-
-===================
- NEWS for apertium
-===================
-
-SVN
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-
-Version 3.4.2, 2016-05-15 (-r68437)
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-
-* some bugfixes to apertium-tagger, e.g.
- https://sourceforge.net/p/apertium/tickets/94/
-
-* bugfixes to modes: now accept dirs with spaces, and allow installing apertium
- itself and language data to different prefixes, as well as auto-generating
- debug modes
-
-* fix a crash when apertium-tagger is compiled with with clang
-
-* new option -n to deformatters turns off dot-insertion
- http://sourceforge.net/p/apertium/tickets/68
-
-* new transfer instruction ;
- see transfer.dtd for details (not implemented for
- interchunk/postchunk)
-
-* apertium-transfer-tools-generalisation-dev branch merged; outputs
- extra trace information from transfer for generalising
- corpus-generated transfer rules
-
-* apertium-tagger: supervised training and tagging for unigram models
- based on http://coltekin.net/cagri/papers/trmorph-tools.pdf
-
-* fix some off-by-one/out-of-bounds segfaults in transfer
- https://sourceforge.net/p/apertium/tickets/89/
-
-* various distribution-related fixes, static analysis fixes,
- documentation
-
-Version 3.4.0, 2015-03-17 (-r59200)
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-
-* transfer files now work even if they were compiled with a different
- version of pcre
-
-* more explicit validation checks on .dix compilation
-
-* various fixes to driver script:
-
- * `apertium -d . -l` behaves as expected now
-
- * `>>` no longer empties out the destination file
-
- * safer variable quoting
-
-* some Windows Unicode fixes
-
-* tagger now resets its state after a flush
-
-
-Version 3.3, 2014-08-20 (-r56825)
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-
-* new Light Sliding Window Part-of-Speech Tagger (GsoC project merged)
-
-* new LaTeX format handler
-
-* new html-noent format handler (html without turning non-ASCII into entities)
-
-* bilingual lookup can now be separate from transfer
-
- * see new -b options to lt-proc/apertium-transfer
-
-* apertium.m4 now available for language pairs to simplify build rules
- and depend on monolingual data
-
-* some memory leaks and many minor bugs fixed
-
- * pretransfer now allows '+' inside tags
-
-* --trace modes for transfer
-
-
-Version 3.2, 2010-09-21 (-r25741)
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-
-* Fixed some bugs in pretransfer, allow '+' inside tags
-
-* Updated the DTDs to allow comments anywhere
-
-
-Version 3.1, 2008-09-29
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-
-
-Version 3.0, 2008-08-01
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-
-* Debian package
-
-
-Version 2.0, 2007-06-19
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-
-
-Version 1.9, 2006-12-15
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-
-
-Version 1.0, 2006-10-02
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-
-* Debian package
-
-
-Version 0.9, 2005-09-29
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-
-
-Version 0.8, 2005-08-01
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-
-
-
-# Local Variables:
-# mode: markdown
-# End:
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-# - Try to find Lttoolbox3
-# Once done this will define
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-# LTTOOLBOX3_FOUND - system has Lttoolbox3
-# LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR - the Lttoolbox3 include directory
-# LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES - the libraries needed to use Lttoolbox3
-# LTTOOLBOX3_DEFINITIONS - Compiler switches required for using Lttoolbox3
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-# Copyright (c) 2006, Alexander Neundorf
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-# Copyright (c) 2006, Alexander Neundorf,
-#
-# Redistribution and use is allowed according to the terms of the BSD license.
-# For details see the accompanying COPYING-CMAKE-SCRIPTS file.
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-# This is derived from FindLibXml2.cmake
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-IF (LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR AND LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES)
- # in cache already
- SET(Lttoolbox3_FIND_QUIETLY TRUE)
-ENDIF (LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR AND LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES)
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-IF (NOT WIN32)
- # use pkg-config to get the directories and then use these values
- # in the FIND_PATH() and FIND_LIBRARY() calls
- INCLUDE(UsePkgConfig)
- PKGCONFIG(lttoolbox-3.0 LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDES LTTOOLBOX3_LIB_DIR LTTOOLBOX3_LDFLAGS LTTOOLBOX3_CFLAGS)
- SET(LTTOOLBOX3_DEFINITIONS ${LTTOOLBOX3_CFLAGS})
-ENDIF (NOT WIN32)
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-FIND_PATH(LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR lttoolbox/alphabet.h
- PATHS ${LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDES}
- PATH_SUFFIXES lttoolbox-3.0)
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-FIND_LIBRARY(LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES
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-IF (LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR AND LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES)
- SET(LTTOOLBOX3_FOUND TRUE)
-ELSE (LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR AND LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES)
- SET(LTTOOLBOX3_FOUND FALSE)
-ENDIF (LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR AND LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES)
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-IF (LTTOOLBOX3_FOUND)
- IF (NOT Lttoolbox3_FIND_QUIETLY)
- MESSAGE(STATUS "Found Lttoolbox3: ${LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES}")
- ENDIF (NOT Lttoolbox3_FIND_QUIETLY)
-ELSE (LTTOOLBOX3_FOUND)
- IF (Lttoolbox3_FIND_REQUIRED)
- MESSAGE(SEND_ERROR "Could NOT find Lttoolbox3")
- ENDIF (Lttoolbox3_FIND_REQUIRED)
-ENDIF (LTTOOLBOX3_FOUND)
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-MARK_AS_ADVANCED(LTTOOLBOX3_INCLUDE_DIR LTTOOLBOX3_LIBRARIES)
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Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/FindLibXml2.cmake
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--- branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/FindLibXml2.cmake (revision 70597)
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-# - Try to find LibXml2
-# Once done this will define
-#
-# LIBXML2_FOUND - system has LibXml2
-# LIBXML2_INCLUDE_DIR - the LibXml2 include directory
-# LIBXML2_LIBRARIES - the libraries needed to use LibXml2
-# LIBXML2_DEFINITIONS - Compiler switches required for using LibXml2
-#
-# Copyright (c) 2006, Alexander Neundorf
-# This code is available under the BSD license, see licenses/BSD for details.
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-# Copyright (c) 2006, Alexander Neundorf,
-#
-# Redistribution and use is allowed according to the terms of the BSD license.
-# For details see the accompanying COPYING-CMAKE-SCRIPTS file.
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- # in cache already
- SET(LibXml2_FIND_QUIETLY TRUE)
-ENDIF (LIBXML2_INCLUDE_DIR AND LIBXML2_LIBRARIES)
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-IF (NOT WIN32)
- # use pkg-config to get the directories and then use these values
- # in the FIND_PATH() and FIND_LIBRARY() calls
- INCLUDE(UsePkgConfig)
- PKGCONFIG(libxml-2.0 _LibXml2IncDir _LibXml2LinkDir _LibXml2LinkFlags _LibXml2Cflags)
- SET(LIBXML2_DEFINITIONS ${_LibXml2Cflags})
-ENDIF (NOT WIN32)
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-FIND_PATH(LIBXML2_INCLUDE_DIR libxml/xpath.h
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- ${_LibXml2IncDir}
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-IF (LIBXML2_FOUND)
- IF (NOT LibXml2_FIND_QUIETLY)
- MESSAGE(STATUS "Found LibXml2: ${LIBXML2_LIBRARIES}")
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-ELSE (LIBXML2_FOUND)
- IF (LibXml2_FIND_REQUIRED)
- MESSAGE(SEND_ERROR "Could NOT find LibXml2")
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Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/CMakeUseXsltproc.cmake
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--- branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/CMakeUseXsltproc.cmake (revision 70597)
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-# - Look for GNU xsltproc, the lexer generator.
-# Defines the following:
-# XSLTPROC_EXECUTABLE - path to the xsltproc executable
-# XSLTPROC_FILE - parse a file with xsltproc
-# XSLTPROC_PREFIX_OUTPUTS - Set to true to make XSLTPROC_FILE produce outputs of
-# lex.${filename}.c, not lex.yy.c . Passes -P to xsltproc.
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-ENDIF(XSLTPROC_EXECUTABLE)
Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/CMakeUseFlex.cmake
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--- branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/CMakeUseFlex.cmake (revision 70597)
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-# - Look for GNU flex, the lexer generator.
-# Defines the following:
-# FLEX_EXECUTABLE - path to the flex executable
-# FLEX_FILE - parse a file with flex
-# FLEX_PREFIX_OUTPUTS - Set to true to make FLEX_FILE produce outputs of
-# lex.${filename}.c, not lex.yy.c . Passes -P to flex.
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-IF(NOT DEFINED FLEX_PREFIX_OUTPUTS)
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-ENDIF(NOT DEFINED FLEX_PREFIX_OUTPUTS)
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-IF(NOT FLEX_EXECUTABLE)
- FIND_PROGRAM(FLEX_EXECUTABLE flex)
- IF (FLEX_EXECUTABLE)
- MESSAGE (STATUS "Found flex -- ${FLEX_EXECUTABLE}")
- ELSE (FLEX_EXECUTABLE)
- MESSAGE (ERROR "flex not found")
- ENDIF(FLEX_EXECUTABLE)
-ENDIF(NOT FLEX_EXECUTABLE)
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-IF(FLEX_EXECUTABLE)
- MACRO(FLEX OUT_FILE SWITCHES IN_FILE)
- GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(PATH "${IN_FILE}" PATH)
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- IF(NOT EXISTS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${PATH}")
- FILE(MAKE_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${PATH}")
- ENDIF(NOT EXISTS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${PATH}")
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- SET(FULL_OUT_FILE "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${PATH}${OUT_FILE}")
- SET(FULL_IN_FILE "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${IN_FILE}")
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- OUTPUT "${FULL_OUT_FILE}"
- COMMAND "${FLEX_EXECUTABLE}"
- ARGS "${SWITCHES}"
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- ENDMACRO(FLEX)
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Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/FindLibPcre.cmake
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--- branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/cmake/FindLibPcre.cmake (revision 70597)
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-IF (LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR AND LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES)
- # in cache already
- SET(LibPcre_FIND_QUIETLY TRUE)
-ENDIF (LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR AND LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES)
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-IF (NOT WIN32)
- # use pkg-config to get the directories and then use these values
- # in the FIND_PATH() and FIND_LIBRARY() calls
- INCLUDE(UsePkgConfig)
- PKGCONFIG(libpcre LIBPCRE_INCLUDES LIBPCRE_LIB_DIR LIBPCRE_LDFLAGS LIBPCRE_CFLAGS)
- SET(LIBPCRE_DEFINITIONS ${LIBPCRE_CFLAGS})
-ENDIF (NOT WIN32)
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-FIND_PATH(LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR pcre.h
- PATHS ${LIBPCRE_INCLUDES})
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-FIND_LIBRARY(LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES
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-IF (LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR AND LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES)
- SET(LIBPCRE_FOUND TRUE)
-ELSE (LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR AND LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES)
- SET(LIBPCRE_FOUND FALSE)
-ENDIF (LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR AND LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES)
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-IF (LIBPCRE_FOUND)
- IF (NOT LibPcre_FIND_QUIETLY)
- MESSAGE(STATUS "Found LibPcre: ${LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES}")
- ENDIF (NOT LibPcre_FIND_QUIETLY)
-ELSE (LIBPCRE_FOUND)
- IF (LibPcre_FIND_REQUIRED)
- MESSAGE(SEND_ERROR "Could NOT find LibPcre")
- ENDIF (LibPcre_FIND_REQUIRED)
-ENDIF (LIBPCRE_FOUND)
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-MARK_AS_ADVANCED(LIBPCRE_INCLUDE_DIR LIBPCRE_LIBRARIES)
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Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/AUTHORS
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-(c) 2005-2007 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante.
-(c) 2007-2008 Prompsit Language Engineering S.L.
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-Most of the files tmx_* are taken from the hunalign package:
-(C) Copyright 2004. Media Research Centre at the
-Sociology and Communications Department of the
-Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
-
-hunalign is licensed under the GNU Lesser GPL v. 2.1, see
-COPYING.hunalign for more details.
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- returns its value. When using as a left hand side (as reference),
- the value of the 'as' attribute is ignored.
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- of the variable. When it is in an 'out', a 'test', or the right
- part of a 'let', it represents the value of the variable; when in
- the left part of a 'let' it represents the reference of the
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- will be "aa" (all lowercase), "Aa" (first uppercase) and "AA",
- (all uppercase).
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- * 'pos' is an index (1, 2, 3...) used to select a lexical form
- inside the rule;
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- * 'side' is used to select a source-language ('sl') or a
- target-language ('tl') clip
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- * the value of 'part' is the name of an attribute defined in
- def-attrs, but may take also the values 'lem' (referring to
- the lemma of the lexical form), 'lemh' (lemma head), 'lemq'
- (lemma queue) and 'whole' (referring to the whole lexical form).
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- * 'name' the pseudolemma of the chunk.
- * 'namefrom' get the name from a variable.
- * 'case' the variable to get the uppercase/lowercase policy
- to apply it to the chunk name
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- with pos="2" refers to the [super]blanks (including format data
- encapsulated by the de-formatter) between lexical form 2 and
- lexical form 3. Managing [super]blanks explicitly allows for the
- correct placement of format when the result of structural
- transfer has more or less lexical items than the original or has
- been reordered in some way. If attribute "pos" is not specified, then
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Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/apertium/latex_accentsmap.cc
===================================================================
--- branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/apertium/latex_accentsmap.cc (revision 70597)
+++ branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/apertium/latex_accentsmap.cc (nonexistent)
@@ -1,212 +0,0 @@
-/*
- * Copyright (C) 2005 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante
- *
- * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
- * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
- * published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
- * License, or (at your option) any later version.
- *
- * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
- * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
- * General Public License for more details.
- *
- * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
- * along with this program; if not, see .
- */
-
-#include
-
-using namespace std;
-
-
-AccentsMap::AccentsMap(bool char2latex) {
- if(char2latex)
- init_camap();
- else
- init_acmap();
-}
-
-AccentsMap::~AccentsMap(){
-}
-
-void AccentsMap::init_acmap() {
- init_camap();
- for (acmap::iterator i = map.begin();
- i != map.end();
- ++i)
- {
- map[i->second] = i->first;
- }
-}
-
-void AccentsMap::init_camap() {
-
- map[L"Ă "] = L"`a"; // Grave accent
- map[L"è"] = L"`e";
- map[L"ì"] = L"`\\i";
- map[L"ò"] = L"`o";
- map[L"Ăą"] = L"`u";
- map[L"ỳ"] = L"`y";
- map[L"Ă€"] = L"`A";
- map[L"Ă"] = L"`E";
- map[L"ĂŚ"] = L"`I";
- map[L"Ă’"] = L"`O";
- map[L"Ă™"] = L"`U";
- map[L"Ỳ"] = L"`Y";
- map[L"á"] = L"'a"; // Acute accent
- map[L"Ă©"] = L"'e";
- map[L"Ă"] = L"'\\i";
- map[L"Ăł"] = L"'o";
- map[L"Ăş"] = L"'u";
- map[L"Ă˝"] = L"'y";
- map[L"Ă"] = L"'A";
- map[L"É"] = L"'E";
- map[L"ĂŤ"] = L"'I";
- map[L"Ă“"] = L"'O";
- map[L"Ăš"] = L"'U";
- map[L"Ăť"] = L"'Y";
- map[L"â"] = L"^a"; // Circumflex
- map[L"ĂŞ"] = L"^e";
- map[L"Ă®"] = L"^\\i";
- map[L"Ă´"] = L"^o";
- map[L"Ă»"] = L"^u";
- map[L"Ĺ·"] = L"^y";
- map[L"Ă‚"] = L"^A";
- map[L"ĂŠ"] = L"^E";
- map[L"ĂŽ"] = L"^I";
- map[L"Ă”"] = L"^O";
- map[L"Ă›"] = L"^U";
- map[L"Ŷ"] = L"^Y";
- map[L"ä"] = L"\"a"; // Umlaut or dieresis
- map[L"Ă«"] = L"\"e";
- map[L"ĂŻ"] = L"\"\\i";
- map[L"ö"] = L"\"o";
- map[L"ĂĽ"] = L"\"u";
- map[L"Ăż"] = L"\"y";
- map[L"Ă„"] = L"\"A";
- map[L"Ă‹"] = L"\"E";
- map[L"ĂŹ"] = L"\"I";
- map[L"Ă–"] = L"\"O";
- map[L"Ăś"] = L"\"U";
- map[L"Ÿ"] = L"\"Y";
-
- map[L"ñ"] = L"~n";
- map[L"Ă‘"] = L"~N";
-
- map[L"ç"] = L"cc"; // Cedilla
- map[L"Ç"] = L"cC";
-
-
-}
-
-wstring AccentsMap::get(wstring input){
- it = map.find(input);
- if(it == map.end())
- return L"";
- else
- return (*it).second;
-}
-
-//Optionally:
-void AccentsMap::init_locale(){
- char *locale = setlocale(LC_ALL, "");
- std::locale lollocale(locale);
- wcout.imbue(lollocale);
-}
-
-
-
-/*latexAccents = [
- map[L"Ă "] = L"\\`a"; # Grave accent
- map[L"è"] = L"\\`e";
- map[L"ì"] = L"\\`\\i";
- map[L"ò"] = L"\\`o";
- map[L"Ăą"] = L"\\`u";
- map[L"ỳ"] = L"\\`y";
- map[L"Ă€"] = L"\\`A";
- map[L"Ă"] = L"\\`E";
- map[L"ĂŚ"] = L"\\`\\I";
- map[L"Ă’"] = L"\\`O";
- map[L"Ă™"] = L"\\`U";
- map[L"Ỳ"] = L"\\`Y";
- map[L"á"] = L"\\'a"; # Acute accent
- map[L"Ă©"] = L"\\'e";
- map[L"Ă"] = L"\\'\\i";
- map[L"Ăł"] = L"\\'o";
- map[L"Ăş"] = L"\\'u";
- map[L"Ă˝"] = L"\\'y";
- map[L"Ă"] = L"\\'A";
- map[L"É"] = L"\\'E";
- map[L"ĂŤ"] = L"\\'\\I";
- map[L"Ă“"] = L"\\'O";
- map[L"Ăš"] = L"\\'U";
- map[L"Ăť"] = L"\\'Y";
- map[L"â"] = L"\\^a"; # Circumflex
- map[L"ĂŞ"] = L"\\^e";
- map[L"Ă®"] = L"\\^\\i";
- map[L"Ă´"] = L"\\^o";
- map[L"Ă»"] = L"\\^u";
- map[L"Ĺ·"] = L"\\^y";
- map[L"Ă‚"] = L"\\^A";
- map[L"ĂŠ"] = L"\\^E";
- map[L"ĂŽ"] = L"\\^\\I";
- map[L"Ă”"] = L"\\^O";
- map[L"Ă›"] = L"\\^U";
- map[L"Ŷ"] = L"\\^Y";
- map[L"ä"] = L"\\\"a"; # Umlaut or dieresis
- map[L"Ă«"] = L"\\\"e";
- map[L"ĂŻ"] = L"\\\"\\i";
- map[L"ö"] = L"\\\"o";
- map[L"ĂĽ"] = L"\\\"u";
- map[L"Ăż"] = L"\\\"y";
- map[L"Ă„"] = L"\\\"A";
- map[L"Ă‹"] = L"\\\"E";
- map[L"ĂŹ"] = L"\\\"\\I";
- map[L"Ă–"] = L"\\\"O";
- map[L"Ăś"] = L"\\\"U";
- map[L"Ÿ"] = L"\\\"Y";
- map[L"ç"] = L"\\c{c}"; # Cedilla
- map[L"Ç"] = L"\\c{C}";
- map[L"Ĺ“"] = L"{\\oe}"; # Ligatures
- map[L"Ĺ’"] = L"{\\OE}";
- map[L"æ"] = L"{\\ae}";
- map[L"Æ"] = L"{\\AE}";
- map[L"ĂĄ"] = L"{\\aa}";
- map[L"Ă…"] = L"{\\AA}";
- map[L"–"] = L"--"; # Dashes
- map[L"—"] = L"---";
- map[L"ø"] = L"{\\o}"; # Misc latin-1 letters
- map[L"Ă"] = L"{\\O}";
- map[L"Ăź"] = L"{\\ss}";
- map[L"¡"] = L"{!`}";
- map[L"Âż"] = L"{?`}";
- map[L"\\"] = L"\\\\"; # Characters that should be quoted
- map[L"~"] = L"\\~";
- map[L"&"] = L"\\&";
- map[L"$"] = L"\\$";
- map[L"{"] = L"\\{";
- map[L"}"] = L"\\}";
- map[L"%"] = L"\\%";
- map[L"#"] = L"\\#";
- map[L"_"] = L"\\_";
- map[L"≥"] = L"$\\ge$"; # Math operators
- map[L"≤"] = L"$\\le$";
- map[L"≠"] = L"$\\neq$";
- map[L"©"] = L"\copyright"; # Misc
- map[L"ı"] = L"{\\i}";
- map[L"µ"] = L"$\\mu$";
- map[L"°"] = L"$\\deg$";
- map[L"â€"] = L"`"; #Quotes
- map[L"’"] = L"'";
- map[L"“"] = L"``";
- map[L"”"] = L"''";
- map[L"‚"] = L",";
- map[L"„"] = L",,";
-]*/
-
-
-
-
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-
Index: branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/apertium/interchunk.h
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--- branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/apertium/interchunk.h (revision 70597)
+++ branches/apertium-tagger/apertium/apertium/interchunk.h (nonexistent)
@@ -1,132 +0,0 @@
-/*
- * Copyright (C) 2005 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante
- *
- * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
- * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
- * published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
- * License, or (at your option) any later version.
- *
- * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
- * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
- * General Public License for more details.
- *
- * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
- * along with this program; if not, see .
- */
-#ifndef _INTERCHUNK_
-#define _INTERCHUNK_
-
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include
-#include